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Contextual Grounding

Contextual Grounding

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Anchoring an agent’s responses in supplied facts — account data, documentation, policies — so answers reflect reality instead of model guesses.

Anchoring an agent’s responses in supplied facts — account data, documentation, policies — so answers reflect reality instead of model guesses.

Why it matters

Grounding is the difference between answering from your policy docs and answering from the model’s imagination. It’s the primary defense against confidently wrong answers.

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